INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING MANUSCRIPTS
- Submissions to the proceedings – before
March 15th, 2008 – should be sent by e-mail as a separate attachment to: discorps@yahoo.fr.
- Use Word for Windows only.
- The file name of the attachment should be the author’s last name followed by first name (Ex.: Velica Marius.doc).
- Text in manuscripts may not exceed 8000 words (notes and references included).
- Check grammar, style and spelling throughout the paper.
- On the first page of the paper, mention: the title of the paper, the name of the author(s), the name of the university / affiliation.
- Use 12 point type-size, Times New Roman font; lines should be single-spaced. No other formatting options should be used, except for TAB and ITALIC.
- Papers should be subdivided in titled sections numbered 1., 2., etc. No outline number should be used (1.1, 2.3.1).
- The first section (named Introduction) and the last section (named Conclusions / Final Remarks) of the paper should not be numbered.
- Leave two lines extra space above and one line below each section heading.
- The first paragraph of each section should not be indented. At the start of a paragraph indent one tab.
- Citations must be in the body of the text and not exceed 4 lines.
- Examples should be numbered (1), (2). Numbered examples should be separated from the main text by one blank line above and below them.
- Do not use page numbers.
- Note references in the text should be given between square brackets [1], [2]. Notes should be 10 point type-size and inserted as plain text at the end of the paper before bibliography and references section. Do not use the option INSERT Footnote / Endnote. Make notes only for comment purposes, not for references and bibliographical information. Do not use any formatting options in the footnotes.
- Literature referred to in the text should conform to the following format: (Dahlgren 1995: 12).
- Bibliographical descriptions of the publications referred to in the text are to be presented in a list at the end of the article, after the notes. The list is called References if it comprises only literature referred to in the text; it is to be called References and bibliography if it also includes literature not referred to in the text. Bibliographical descriptions should be 10 point type-size 0.5 cm-indented hanging and conform to the following
format:
DAHLGREN, Peter. 1995. Television and the Public Sphere: Citizenship, Democracy, and the Media. Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage.
ASEN, Robert. 2002. Imagining the Public Sphere. Philosophy and Rhetoric
35.4, pp. 345-67.
- Chapter in an edited book:
FOWLER, Robert Booth. 1995. Community: Reflections on
Definition. In: Etzioni, A. (Ed.), New Communitarian Thinking: Persons, Virtues, Institutions and Communities: 88-95. Charlottesville: University of Virginia
Press, pp. 88-95.
LUBAR, Steven. 2004. The
Museum as Public Shere. Paper presented at "Public
Sphere and American Cultures" Conference, June 4-6, Brown
University, US.
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